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FYI: For any Cairns folk out there - especially if you’re on the Northern Beaches! Please share and spread the word: PALM COVE ENTRY STATEMENT G’day all, Many Northern Beaches locals have been speaking for years about the need for a better solution to traffic issues along the State owned Captain Cook Highway. This section, which is directly next to the old zoo site in Palm Cove, is slated to have another set of stop lights installed in the not too distant future! We all know the headaches the two sets that already exist at Clifton Beach (which is merely a stones throw to the south of this site!) cause and by extending suburbia even further north to here would be a terrible outcome. We have an opportunity to remedy this though. There is a State election only a few weeks away and Council has endorsed a set of priorities that we are advocating for, and this entrance statement concept is one of 9 priorities we believe is needed. All Barron River & Cairns Candidates and MP’s have been briefed on this, but if you could also email, call or speak to them about this opportunity, it would really help to build some positive pressure, in order to get the best outcome possible for our ‘Jewel in the Crown’. Even sharing this post will help - another set of traffic lights would be a terrible result! I have attached some concepts of what an entrance statement might look like and this idea is also endorsed by other organizations, including TTNQ (Tourism Tropical North QLD), APC (Advance Palm Cove), TPC (Tourism Palm Cove) and more… I will put a link at the bottom of this post that shows all 9 of our priorities for the upcoming election. We live in a beautiful area and we simply don’t want, or deserve, second best! ***Why we need an entry statement*** Despite attracting thousand of domestic and international visitors each year, there is little to mark the way from the Captain Cook Highway to Palm Cove, or announce the start of the Great Barrier Reef Drive – an iconic tourism drive connecting Cairns to Cape Tribulation. Preliminary concepts for an entry statement near the old Cairns Tropical Zoo site, include: Arrival signage on the western side of the Captain Cook Highway near Alexandra Street A roundabout at the intersection of the Captain Cook Highway and Palm Cove Boulevard with a second Palm Cove sign Pedestrian bridge over the highway with Great Barrier Reef Drive signage Palm tree groves lining both sides of the highway. As well a providing much-need place making, the entry statement will provide a lasting and positive first impression of the region, support broader destination marketing, improve traffic and pedestrian safety, and serve as a focal point for the community fostering a sense of pride and ownership among residents. https://lnkd.in/g-587Mpq #PalmCoveEntranceStatement #NoMoreStopLightsOnTheHighway #GreatBarrierReefDrive

Make sure you have your say for the survival of #AshwellMotors who are at risk of closing, after 40 years serving the local community unless the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority actively listens and agrees the owners credible proposals for designated customer parking. Section 278 of the Highways Act 1980 is an enabler to fund such a parking arrangement as it’s intention is to mitigate the impact of developments on the local community! #nobodyleftbehind in #regeneration is what the #planforprosperity clearly states - this is probably the first test of that plan!

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